The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-01-27

The jury in the suit OF Father Fitzgerald
VS.. Archbishop Williams, for SANDER, III
Boston, rendered a verdict for the defend.
ant. a. ..tGs 40.
The Knights OF Labor at Hudson, Wis,
made every poor widow in the city n pres.
emit Of n sack of flour during the holidays.
Judge William C. Allen died at his home
in Racine, Wis. aged seventy.two years.
The house committee on var claims has
decided to report favorably the senate bill
to liquidate the claims OF states for ex-
| penses incurred in the defense of the United
States in the War OF the Rebellion.
Judge Brewer, OF the United States cir.
cult court, filed at Des Moines, his opinion
in the case Of the Pullman Sleeping Car
company against the State ~ofIowa, asking
for an Injunction to prevent the state from
collecting fl ON the railroads a tax for the
use of sleeping cars. The company resisted
collection on the ground that the tax wi
an interference with interstate mme
Brewer denies the application and ~sustains
the state.
The senate committee on the District OF
Columbia has again decided to report adj.
versely upon the nomination OF Matthews,
twice appointed by the president to be reg.
lister of deeds of this district. The report
is said to have been nearly unanimous
against Matthews, two Democrats Harris
and BROWN voted in his favor, while two
Democrats and the Republicans voted
against confirmation.
Cardinal Jaeobini, who recently under
went T. surgical operation, has had q seri.
Gus relapse. ~.,.
Cardinal Ferrieri is dead. He was born
at Fano, Italy, Sept. ID, 1910, and became
cardinal March IL, 1868. '"
The British government has decided to
purchase 10000 additional horses and
500, 900 Mannlicher repeating rifles, to be
ready March I. 49,
There is a vigorous opposition in naval
circles in Washington to the bill for the re-
organization OF the navy department. The
reason is that the bill abolishes three Of the
eight bureaus, and with these three bu.
reaus many snug berths will be no more.
The International Union OF Bricklayers
at their session decided that they would
continue to work nine hours a day as in
the past and that they would not combine
with the Knights Of Labor as requested
At Marion, Ark, Amos Johnson, a color
ed preacher, was convicted OF raping Eme-
line Arnold, a white child only eight years
Of age, and sentenced to be hanged.
The press of Paris exults over the quar-.
rel between Bismarck and the reichstag.
The Temps protests against the idea Of
the defensive preparations OF the French
authorities being made with a Wow to an
aggressive movement by France. o.
A decision has been rendered by the Wal
department that commissary, ordnance
and post quartermaster sergeants, hos.
pital Steward OF the first class, chief must
clans, chief trumpeters and saddler SER
cedence according to the date OF appoint
ment.
The fate of the army bill was settled by
the German reichstag adversely to the
government, and action was Immediately
taken to dissolve the chamber. Won Stauf-
fenberg's amendment limiting the dura-
ton OF the bill to three years was voted
upon. The amendment was carried, the
vote being 1856 to 1874. The Conservatives,
Imperialists and National Liberals voted
with the minority. The Socialists and
most of the Alsatian members abstained
from voting. Bismarck read al imperial
message dissolving the reichstag. seASdecrso,
was issued fixing Feb. 81 for the holding OF
general elections for members of the new
reichstag. ~
The number OF seats likely to be severely.
contested in the coming German election is
numbered at fifty. OF these thirty-six are
held by Progressists and fourteen by the
Center party. All the other seats areconsid.
cred to be firmly held. The general opinion
continues to be against the chances OF the
governments obtaining majority. What.
ever may be the result, the government
will adhere to the original demands re-
garding the army bill.
The anger of the Conservatives against
Lord Churchill, which was fading out, re.
vived upon the death OF Lord Iddesleigh,
and q shower OF accusations fell upon tho
young rebel to the effect that he had wor-
ried his amiable colleague nearly to death,
and had finally completed the murder by
getting him thrown out OF the cabinet.
The latest military authority" in Eu
rope. making warlike predictions, says
that the continental conflict will begin in,
May.
Queen Victoria will be sixty.eight years
old on May "a. .
The Berlin police authorities have for
hidden the sale OF a pamphlet issued byta
Chicago socialist society protesting against
the sentences ]pronouced upon the anar-
chists in that city.
Measels is again on the increase in New
York city, there having been GAL cases
and 70 deaths from the disease, in one
week. -...g r. .... -. 8.
Botettourt county, Va. is excited over
the discovery OF gold and silver deposits.
Liz tS6iyb IbIkt AEOIA @LO kCI " %
face rock to $50 at a depth. OF fifteen
feet. 'T' +
/" The governor OF Iowa has made COM
plant to the railroad commissioners
against the Burlington & Quincy OF dis
elimination in the coal rates charged in the
state on coal shipped to the deaf and
dumb asylum at Glenwood. .
The Terre Haute distillery is burned;
loss 500, 600, insurance $4,000"
Emma Moore, who killed her divorced
husband, Capt. James McCraig, while be-
ing abused by him, was acquitted at Port
Huron, Mich. !. h#
An examination of the brain OF the muir
derer John M. Wilson, hanged at Norris
town, Pa, shows that he was probably OF
unsound mind. @4<% or
Snow has become SO deep.in the woods
that it is interfering considerably with
lumber operations.
At Denver, Col, the Clifford block, own.
ed by O. D. Daniels, was completely de-
stroyed by fire. e
The state, penitentiary at Frankfort.
KY, is burned. f~@ j
Miss Celosti Wiman Herrick, Of N. r.
through counsel, has filed objections to the
| probate OF the will OF her grandmother,
| Mrs. Jane M. Herrick, who died recently
leaving IN estate valued at 100000.
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